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Is Your Website Legally Compliant in the UK? Here’s What Every Business Must Have

Most business owners assume their website is legally compliant… until a problem arises.
But in the UK, websites must follow a number of legal requirements covering data protection, cookies, company information, e-commerce rules, consumer rights, accessibility and more.

Failing to meet these requirements can result in fines, complaints, or losing customer trust — and many websites are missing several of the essentials.

This guide explains exactly what your website must include to stay compliant, and how we can help if you need professional templates or implementation.

1. Company Information (Required by Law)

Under the Companies Act 2006 and the E-Commerce Regulations, every business must clearly display:

Registered business name
Registered address
Company number
Place of registration (e.g. England & Wales)
VAT number (if applicable)
A contact email address
A contact telephone number (if one exists)

Where this must appear:

Website footer
Contact page
Terms & Conditions
Email footers

Surprisingly, many websites miss one or more of these.

2. Privacy Policy (Required Under UK GDPR)

If your website collects any personal data — including contact forms, analytics, online orders or newsletter sign-ups — you must have a Privacy Policy.

A compliant Privacy Policy must outline:

What data you collect
How and why it is used
Your lawful basis for processing
How long data is stored
Who data is shared with
Users’ GDPR rights
Your contact information

This is one of the most common legal gaps on UK websites.

3. Cookie Consent & Cookie Policy

If your website uses any non-essential cookies (analytics, marketing, tracking, pixels, YouTube embeds, etc.) you must:

Display a cookie banner on first visit
Provide Accept/Reject options
Block non-essential cookies until consent
Publish a detailed Cookie Policy
Allow visitors to change cookie settings

This is required under PECR and UK GDPR.

WordPress sites frequently fail to block cookies until consent, which is technically non-compliant.

4. Terms & Conditions (Strongly Recommended)

While not legally required, Terms & Conditions protect you from disputes and set clear rules for using your website.

For e-commerce stores, T&Cs are essential and should include:

Payment terms
Delivery information
Use of digital goods
Limitations of liability
Copyright rules
Disclaimers

They help reduce legal risk and protect your content.

5. Returns & Refund Policy (Required for Online Sales)

The Consumer Contracts Regulations require you to clearly explain:

Your returns process
Refund rules
Timeframes (14-day cooling-off applies to physical goods)
How digital downloads/courses are handled

This policy must be displayed before checkout.

6. E-Commerce Legal Information (If You Sell Online)

Anyone selling products or services online must clearly show:

Full product descriptions
Total prices including VAT
Delivery charges
Terms of sale
Cancellation rights
Order confirmation emails with key info

This applies whether you sell physical goods, digital downloads, or online courses.

7. Accessibility Commitment

Under the Equality Act 2010, businesses must take reasonable steps to ensure websites are accessible.

An Accessibility Statement should outline:

Your commitment
Known accessibility limitations
How users can request assistance

This is not mandatory for private businesses — but is highly recommended.

8. Email & Marketing Compliance

If you send marketing emails, you must:

Use opt-in (not automatic opt-in)
Record proof of consent
Offer an unsubscribe link
Keep a suppression list

This applies to all mailing lists, newsletters and automation tools.

9. Modern Slavery Statement (Often Called a “Slavery Policy”)

A Modern Slavery Statement is only a legal requirement for certain UK organisations — specifically those that:

Are a corporate body or partnership
Operate in the UK
Supply goods or services
Have an annual turnover of £36 million or more

If a business meets these criteria, the statement must:

Be approved at board level and signed by a director
Be published on the company website with a clearly visible link from the homepage
Ideally be uploaded to (or linked from) the UK Modern Slavery Statement Registry

If your business falls below the £36 million threshold, you are not legally required to publish a Modern Slavery Statement.

However, many smaller companies still choose to create one because:

It demonstrates transparency and ethical responsibility
Larger clients or suppliers may request it during supply-chain checks
It can strengthen your company’s reputation, especially in tenders

If you want to include this voluntarily, we can supply templates or implement it for you.

10. Carbon Reduction Plan (CRP)

A Carbon Reduction Plan is not a legal requirement for most UK businesses. There is no universal rule stating that every company must publish one.

However, a CRP does become mandatory if your organisation is bidding for UK Government contracts worth £5 million or more per year. In these cases, the CRP must follow the standards set out in Procurement Policy Note 06/21 (PPN 006).

A compliant Carbon Reduction Plan must:

Include emissions data (Scope 1 & Scope 2, plus selected Scope 3 categories)
Confirm your organisation’s commitment to achieving net zero by 2050
Be approved by senior management or a director
Be published prominently on your website (with a link on the homepage)
Be reviewed and updated at least once per year

For most SMEs, a CRP is optional — but increasingly, businesses choose to publish one to demonstrate environmental responsibility or to strengthen their credibility when approaching larger clients.

Where Should All These Policies Go?

The best practice (and most legally sound) layout is:

In Your Website Footer:

Privacy Policy
Cookie Policy
Cookie Settings
Terms & Conditions
Returns & Refund Policy
Accessibility Statement
Company Information
Contact Information

On Other Key Pages:

Checkout page: Refund, delivery + digital goods info
Contact page: Full business details
Forms: Privacy Policy link + consent text
Cookie banner: Accept/Reject options

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Are You Legally Compliant?

Many business owners unintentionally operate with missing or outdated policies.
If you’re unsure, we can help:

✔ Policy Templates for DIY Implementation

Ready-made, UK-compliant templates you can upload to your site.

Templates Include:

Privacy Policy
Cookies Policy
Terms & Conditions (General)
Terms & Conditions (E-Commerce)
Returns & Refunds Policy
Accessibility Commitment Statement
Modern Slavery Statement

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If you’d like a quick audit to see whether your website meets UK requirements, just email info@scorpionmedia.co.uk or contact us through the site.

We’re happy to help ensure your website is compliant, protected, and ready for growth.

Stones Aquatics

Stones Aquatics is a new Aquatic Retail Store that will be launched August/September 2019 inside of Stones Garden Centre in Minster-on-Sea, Sheerness. The store will offer dry and livestock for Ponds including Koi, Tropical and Marine Fish. This project was a full E-Commerce project including branding design.

Although bearing the same name “Stones” as the garden centre, it is independently owned, and therefore did not need to completely match the current branding. Therefore we opted for a more minimal and modern design for the branding.

The shop sells a variety of fish and products and therefore limiting the logo to one of the 3 areas wouldn’t have been suitable. The area holds a lot of Koi Pond hobbyists, therefore this needed to be represented along with something to relate to the tropical side. The final logo is a Red Circle, this represents the pattern on a Tancho Koi with a Betta splendun (fighting fish) being a negative inside of the circle. The font chosen is more modern than the current branding, with the letter ‘A’ having a wave running through it.

Stones Aquatics Logo

The main navigation works the same as a Single Page Website, when you click on each link it navigates to a different section on the homepage. We wanted to keep the information minimal on each section and therefore felt a single section would be stronger than too much writing on a whole page. There are additional information pages with fact sheets and videos to compliment these sections.

When working on the design of the website we wanted it to be more visually appealing than the local competitors and therefore used wave shape dividers to make the layout more interesting.

Chat is a really important feature in todays websites, the ease of chat is even more important. Previously having chat on your website meant that someone had to be logged into the back end of the website, and be at a computer to talk with prospective clients; which for a small business is not practical. Facebook has launched Messenger for websites, this is a fantastic integration tool and means that when a message is sent using it through your website it will generate a pop up message on your phone using the Facebook Pages app. This means you can be anywhere and interact with your clients. The advantage for your clients is that it uses a platform they are already familiar with and once they leave your website they will still have a copy of your conversation in their facebook messages, unlike other systems where once you leave the site you lose your message.

With the new Facebook Messenger integration we can now link the shop direct to the Facebook Page shop, this means as we add new products to the website they will automatically be added and updated to the Facebook Page shop.

The website can integrate both with Quickbooks and Epos Now to make accounting and Stock Take much simpler. The website is fully GDPR compliant with notices for Cookies as well as permissions for integration for YouTube and Vimeo videos. It is fully secure and will automatically block users who try to access files that they are not allowed to or do not exist, after 3 attempts at login it will lock the user out for 20 minutes and forever if the attacks persist. The website is fully mobile responsive and will accept major cards for payment and Apple Pay. Although the website can easily be linked to Stripe or PayPal for a payment gateway this site is linked direct to the card service used in store RMS, which means that the website sales can benefit from lower transaction charges.

This is a continual project, at the moment the online sales are for Click & Collect only. Once all data for Size and Weight have been added to each product this will then be opened for national delivery. The website will calculate the packing size and automatically generate the postage costs.

To view the site please visit www.stonesaquatics.co.uk

To discuss your project call Darren on 07849 385 331 or alternatively fill out the Contact Form.

Classic Mechanic

As part of our Start Up initiative, making website design affordable for new business we have created a Single Page style website to help keep costs down.

Classic Mechanic is run by Glen Woolway, Glen has been in the automotive trade since he was 14 years old originally working as a pump boy at a garage in Wateringbury and finishing his corporate career at Mazda. Getting closer to retirement Glen decided that he only wanted to work on what he was passionate about, and this is classic car restoration. His car (pictured above) is very rare, it is a 1957 Ford 100E Escort Estate and was featured in an edition of Classic Ford Magazine in 2012.

As part of Glen’s new business he needed help with creating a new logo, the inspiration came from the sign writing on his wife’s van.

When you click on the navigation links on a Single Page Website, it scrolls to each section for you:

Apart from the individual sections on the homepage; Glen needed to showcase some of his projects, to do this we created some portfolio pages for him. To view the site and test out the features visit www.classicmechanic.co.uk

To discuss your project feel free to contact Darren on 07849 385 331 or alternatively fill in the Contact Form.

Stones Garden Centre Website Design

About Stones Garden Centre

Stones Garden Centre is based on the Isle of Sheppey at Halfway between Sheerness and Minster-on-Sea. It was established over 25 years ago and specialises in buxus, exotics and bonsai. The Garden Centre and adjoining lakes were sold off around 9 years ago and was bought back by the original owners just over a year and a half ago. The garden centre is under massive redevelopment with plans for an on-site cafe and a hot tub specialist.

The garden centre approached us to re-design their website after seeing what we had managed to achieve with the fishing website and the timescale in which we managed to complete it. The website needed to be mobile friendly and have the ability to sell goods online. It should be similar in layout to that of the fisheries as is part of the same family owned set of businesses but should represent the colour scheme of the garden centre. The project involved a full overhaul including new photographic content. You can view the website at https://www.stonesgardencentre.co.uk

Stones Fishing Lakes Website Design

ABOUT THE LAKES

Stones Fisheries on the Isle of Sheppey in Swale, Kent is a hidden gem. Having been mis-managed previously it had pretty much dropped off the map; however about a year and a half ago it was rescued by the original family who dug the lakes. Much work has been carried out to bring the lakes back to their former glory, of which now they offer some real competitive sport.

The record for one of their match lakes was taken only two weeks ago with a bag of 312lb worth of Carp averaging 3-6lb and some silverfish. The Specimen Lake holds Carp up to 40lb and the Predator Lake boast Catfish to 45lb as well as Pike over 20lb and even a Sturgeon.

This project has been a labour of love, with our CEO fish mad this was certainly a project to remember. To bring the lakes into the forefront of the industry Dan the owner wanted visitors to be able to buy their tickets and bait online before attending the venue, this would allow him to be able to get the bait in they need for their trips and get an idea of how many people will be visiting the next day.

CALL TO ACTIONS

With every website it is important to have a set of Call to Actions, the main things that you want people to do within your website, for the Fishery there were a few things that they wanted to emphasise:

QUALITY BAIT RANGE – Stones Fishery offer a variety of high quality bait that isn’t easily available locally such as DNA, Crafty Catcher and Bait-Tech. At the moment the Call to Action allows them to purchase online through the shop and collect at the lakes, as things progress Dan would like to be able to offer delivery.
SPECIMEN HUNTERS – Many anglers will travel hundreds of miles to catch a specimen, this call to action lists some of the species and sizes available with a call to action to purchase a day ticket.
WELL STOCKED LAKES – With the lakes now restocked this call to action links anglers to the lakes page where they can find more out about the lakes, stocking and best fishing methods.
MATCH FISHING – One of the biggest incomes during the winter periods is regular match fishing, without this many venues suffer to earn enough money. Therefore it is imperative to push the match fishing for both club and open matches.
SUMMER SPORT – This is just a general slider that will change seasonally to show autumnal colours, frost and spring flowers.

HEADER AND FOOTERS

In every header there is contact information, links to social media, a search bar and a checkout basket. In every Footer there are additional links to legal pages, a Column on Recently Viewed Products to entice the viewer to make a purchase, a Basket and a Live Link to Instagram.

HOMEPAGE DESIGN

The main things people search for on a fishery website are “how much are day tickets?”, “What are the Fishery Rules” and “What Lakes do you have?”. The homepage has been laid out firstly with links to the Lakes page, then a list of available day tickets, prices, times and a link to purchase tickets. It is then followed by a Call to Action to buy bait and tackle, has the Fishery Rules listed for easy access with some testimonials to the side and finally another call to action about Match Fishing.

LAKES PAGE

On the lakes page each lake has a picture and a map for identification, it has information including the species in the lake, the sizes of the fish, best methods for catching and any additional lake specific rules. At the bottom of the page we have also added a map so that visitors can easily identify which lake is which.

SHOP

For the shop we have photographed the products so that they have a very clean look on a white background. The shop can be searched several ways including a Search Bar, Filter By Category and Filter By Price. In the backend you can manage stock levels, track popular products, set sales prices and promotions and a host of other features that are really powerful.

OTHER PAGES

The website has several other common pages such as a catch gallery, contact page with direct link into Google Maps, FAQ’s and others. Go have a look around at www.stonesfisheries.co.uk or even better still go fishing!

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The Bead Pot – Website Design

We originally designed The Bead Pot website back in 2012, meeting the owner Amy Mason at one of the photographic training days we use to run. Amy run a business from a boutique shop in Canterbury that specialised in supplying all the materials that you needed to create your own jewellery, hence the name “The Bead Pot”.

Since then Amy’s business has grown and developed, she has now gone 100% online and the current website wasn’t meeting its full potential. With digital standards continually evolving we set about to bring her website up to date. Amy no longer offers jewellery making accessories and has instead turned to creating rustic, personalised, one off pieces of hand-stammped gifts and jewellery.

With the integration of Social Media becoming that much more important we set about integrating links as much as possible. We started by adding social links in the header area of the website so it is available on every page.

We then added a live feed to instagram in the footer and added more social links so they were available at the bottom of the page as well as the top.

To make searching more effective we added a search bar in the header so that vendors can find products much quicker and efficiently.

As the type of products had changed we needed to produce 3 new hero images with new “Call to Actions”. After discussions it was decided that the Call To Action sliders should link to specific Product Categories.

Customer testimonials are important to generate new business, an area needed to be created to showcase these. Using a parallax effect like this one we created an area on the homepage for testimonials.

Wherever possible we added more Call To Action sections to break the page up and add interest.

With all orders now being taken online this meant that more products need to be showcased on the homepage for bigger impact. Sections showing 4 products from the most popular categories are now included on the homepage.

Branding is a word that is over used and often mis-understood, with most of what we do here at Scorpion Media we are referring to Visual Branding – The Physical Things you see. However Branding is also about your Values, your Vision and your Mission, it is about peoples relationship, personal relationship to your brand. It is really important that people are aware of who The Bead Pot is, how it started and who is its face. Therefore this year we gave it a face and borrowed one of the designers IG pictures to illustrate this. People buy from people and if they can relate to you then they will make a happier purchase.

The Shop has had some big additions, the first set is all about the ease of searching and filtering. We have added a Search Box and a Filter by Price and Filter by Category options in the sidebar.

To prompt impulse purchases we have included “Recently Viewed” products in the sidebar.

A new Compare Product feature has been added. By clicking on Compare it adds the product to a compare list. It then displays the products on a page where you can compare the features of each product.

Wishlist is another new feature, if a vendor is interested in a product they can save it to their wishlist by clicking “Add to Wishlist” on the product page.

They can also share their wishlist to social media so that people know what to get them for their Birthday, Christmas or special occasion.

New galleries have been created to show off Customer Creations, the galleries are now easy to add new images and re-arrange the order.

SEO is another great buzz word, meaning Search Engine Optimisation. We believe that the best type of SEO is natural listings. Therefore we have been making sure the site is secure using an SSL Certificate, it is fast using a CDN and optimised content, and that all the images are accessible with Titles and Alt Tags. On top of this we have created Favicons for the symbols on tabs, Touch Icons for mobile device bookmarking and lastly installed a Traffic Light System to help Amy optimise her own content with keywords.

To increase security and protect data we have made a lot of changes on the backend, but on the front end we have set up Google reCaptcha tool to make sure that the site is secure from robots.

Last but by no means least we have made invoicing and packing that little bit simpler by integrating software to automatically generate a new invoice when a new order is received, this is emailed direct to the client. Invoices and packing slips can then be printed straight from the orders page by simply clicking a little red icon.

Do you have a similar e-commerce business that you need help with? Give us a call on 0800 135 7687 to discuss.

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HPE Motorsport Website Launch

Back in April 2017 we met James and Jeff Harris whilst covering the All Ford Show at Aylesford Priory, they purchased a mug and a print each so we decided when the mugs were ready to hand deliver to them as they were just down the road; plus who wouldn’t want to pop in to HPE Motorsport?!

They loved the quality of the mugs so we set about designing and printing some merchandise mugs for them. This was just the start of our relationship, having being a company that has a passion for and specialises in the automotive sector this sounded like the perfect partnership.

For those of you who do not know Harris Performance they have been around since the 1930’s, started by Ron Harris “The Conrod Father” modifying motorbikes before moving onto upgrading Ford Engines.

Jeff Harris; his son later took over the company to create his “Nuff Said” legacy and now close to retirement his son James Harris has taken over, you can read more about this on their website. HPE Motorsport are the leaders in the industry for modified Classic Ford engines including the Pinto, Xflow and Cosworth. When visiting their website it wasn’t what we were expecting and looked like it hadn’t had an engine upgrade itself since the 90’s (but we did enjoy the childhood pics of James).

Putting our heads together we found two main problems that needed resolving for James to bring HPE Motorsport ready to start his legacy. The first was that too much of his time was being taken up by writing engine quotes for clients that didn’t have the budget to match what they wanted to achieve, to get around this we came up with a simple Engine Builder so that within 3 easy steps someone can get an idea of the budget they need and initiate an engine build.

The second problem we discovered was that HPE sell parts and spares; which people are unaware of, so having an online shop will really help boost sales. James had been working hard developing products unique to Harris Performance and needed an outlet to sell these as until now he has only sold them over the Facebook group. As Jeff reaches retirement he is finding it hard to build engines due to his wearing joints, so the addition of the new shop front and online shop provide him with the perfect work opportunity to go forward with.

The photography on the site needed to be bespoke and to the highest quality possible, so we asked commercial photographer Darren Woolway to step in. The first challenge given was to photograph a Race Clutch, he was asked to photograph the plates separately so that consumers could see what they were buying. James expected a set of plates laid out on a table but instead our photographer produced this:

Exploded view of a clutch

It’s so perfect many people questioned if in fact it was CGI. The photography for the website was well planned, we worked out what imagery we needed for which sections and then went and photographed the shot we needed for the space it needed to fill. This Race Clutch set the bar for the quality of the imagery needed to carry out the Harris Performance brand and would be our new quality benchmark. Here are a few of the product shots:

pinto

KentXflow

KentXflow7

PreXflow1

PreXflow3

xflow1

EngineOct1

exhaust3

carb2

diff2

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PulleySet1-1

PulleySet2-1

PulleySet3-1

baseballcap2

Great timing is essential when launching a new website, but this is greatly affected by how busy a client is to create the written content needed to complete the site. To set a clear timeline we suggested to James that we launch the website on New Years Day, we would even place a countdown timer on the front page of the website so he can see how long or not he has to complete the content #nopressure

HPE_Launch

Now that the time had been set we added a sign up link to the homepage so fans could sign up to be updated on the progress. The launch went perfectly with the first order being placed on the site at 1:20am, only 20 minutes after the site was opened! It has already had interest from fans as far as Germany and Australia, which will be the next development plan… to set the weight based shipping for international orders.

For those who haven’t seen or cannot remember what the old site looked like we have a screenshot of Before and After for you here:

HPE Motorsport Before and After Website Development in Maidstone

I hope that you have enjoyed reading a bit about what was involved with this project. Make sure you check out the new site at www.hpemotorsport.co.uk Leave comments below, share the article and get in touch with us to discuss your project.

Website Launch STAT Centre

Youssouf Adama has just launched the new Success Tuition and Training Centre in Maidstone offering tuition and training courses to BTEC level in ICT, English, Maths and Science.

WARNING SIGNS

Youssouf initially contacted us to help develop a website for him that will allow a shopfront for his business, he provided us with a logo that set off warning signs in our heads:

It appeared very generic and typical of what a designer might come up with as their first conceptual idea, it is full of cliches and the writing is very dated for a modern business. The first thing we did was a Google Image Reverse Search to see if the logo was being used by anyone else, this resulted in over 65 other companies using the same graphic for their training centres.

As we are building his website it is important to get the branding right, the whole design of the website will revolve around the branding logo and colour scheme so we suggested that we design a unique logo especially for him. Our designers come up with the following options:

logo Concepts

Youssouf chose the first concept; which he felt didn’t need any alterations at all, he now has a unique logo that he can copyright and protect for his business. Now that we had a unique and modern logo it became a lot easier to design his website, all of the colours and fonts used were used in the web design concept.

The Brief

Create a new website that incorporates the use of e-commerce so that the sales of courses can be completed online.
The website should meet today’s design and security standards and be easily updated to meet changing standards and needs. The website was built on the platform WordPress which is open source, this will allow us to easily keep the website up-to-date, an SSL security certificate has been installed and a rigorous security check system that blocks and IP Address that consistently try to access files that they shouldn’t.
The website should have a back-end that allows the user to easily edit their own content, add blog posts, create new product listings and collate customer orders. A Learner Management System has been installed to allow for the addition and editing of courses, along with WooCommerce for shop items, training was provided as part of the website package so that the user/s can add and edit their own content.
The colour scheme should match that of the branding, the branding must be discussed to make sure it meets todays standards. As mentioned above the branding was reviewed and changed.
The header/hero images should be designed with a call to action in mind. These were discussed and then professionally photographed.
The website has to have the ability to accept payments online via BACS, Paypal and Stripe, this was achieved through two platforms; WooCommerce and a Learner Management System.
Students must be able to book onto courses online and this has to be limited to a set number of students per course. The system allows the administrator to add an Instructor, Date & Time and limit number of seats available which adjust as places are sold. The site also has the ability to provide online courses, tests/quizzes and produce automated certificates.
There must be an area where Testimonials can be placed. We situated a testimonial slider on the home page that automatically changes:
Social media channels should be created for Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIN and Facebook. Where possible social shares should be available. We created all the social media pages, added links to the site in the header section, created social share buttons for courses and linked live updates. Twitter posts are now added to the front end of the site automatically along with any new posts or new courses:
Courses should be searchable. We created a search bar that allows courses to be searched by Category, Type and Keywords.
Help may be needed to create copy. We understood that starting a new business can be a daunting task and when asked to produce a lot of copy for pages can cause anxiety. We helped Youssouf by researching and writing some of the copy on his behalf as well as editing the content that he provided. Where possible we tried to include some animation of graphs and images.
Tuition fees are variable and a discount is available for multiple students or when purchasing bulk sessions in advance. To facilitate this we create a shop type item where parents can select different variables so this can automatically be calculated and added to their basket. The credits can then be used to book time slots.
There must be an area for policies and procedures. We created several pages for policies, procedures, terms and conditions and FAQ’s to cover this, we even assisted in creating templates to make the policies look consistent and professional.
All imagery should be representative of the quality that can be expected from the brand. All imagery was planned and photographed specific for purpose, this included any promotional imagery needed for social media

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Interested in how we can help you? Give us a call on 0203 151 7687, 0800 135 7687 or call Darren direct on 07849 385 331. Alternatively email info@scorpionmedia.co.uk.

1. Company Information (Required by Law)

Where this must appear:

2. Privacy Policy (Required Under UK GDPR)

3. Cookie Consent & Cookie Policy

4. Terms & Conditions (Strongly Recommended)

5. Returns & Refund Policy (Required for Online Sales)

6. E-Commerce Legal Information (If You Sell Online)

7. Accessibility Commitment

8. Email & Marketing Compliance

9. Modern Slavery Statement (Often Called a “Slavery Policy”)

10. Carbon Reduction Plan (CRP)

Where Should All These Policies Go?

In Your Website Footer:

On Other Key Pages:

Are You Legally Compliant?

Want Us to Check Your Website?

About Stones Garden Centre

ABOUT THE LAKES

CALL TO ACTIONS

HEADER AND FOOTERS

HOMEPAGE DESIGN

LAKES PAGE

SHOP

OTHER PAGES

Have a project ? Call us Now on 01795 486 955

Youssouf Adama has just launched the new Success Tuition and Training Centre in Maidstone offering tuition and training courses to BTEC level in ICT, English, Maths and Science.

WARNING SIGNS

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